Alexander Zverev has done it! "Let's go!" he shouts.

After a long rally exchange, Arthur Rinderknech is left flailing at the net and unable to return Zverev's forehand.

We're going long on Centre Court - all I can say is buckle yourselves in for this fifth set.

Sebastian Baez clips the line with a great dipping forehand to clinch another game on serve.

However, Jack Draper will have the chance to wrap up the first set after the change of ends.

Those nervy early games have been cast firmly to one side by Jack Pinnington Jones.

The Briton is showing a great range of shots and his latest is a drop shot to get to 15-15.

But that's as good as it gets for him in this game with Tomas Martin Etcheverry sealing the hold to 15.

Pat Cash
Former Wimbledon champion on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds

Jack Draper is pretty comfortable at the back of the court and his strength is to really just keep getting balls back and rallying and rallying.

If you hit a big shot on the grass court it's going to put a lot of pressure on the Argentine player.

The only risk is if somehow Draper gets a little bit careful and starts getting into rallies and Sebastian Baez gets some rhythm, but that isn't the Draper we've seen over the last year.

Alexander Zverev is in the driving seat now. The German has just worked Arthur Rinderknech around the court to level things up at 5-5 in this fourth set tie-break.

He then serves up another sizzling serve, which Rinderknech fails to reach at full stretch, to take a 6-5 advantage.

Can the Frenchman get out of this situation or are we going long on Centre Court?

Jack Pinnington Jones looks really strong at the net.

He leads 40-0 after some solid net play and then wraps up a hold to love.

A hold of serve in a little over a minute and Jack Draper is on the brink of the first set.

We've only been playing 20 minutes on Court One.

Todd Woodbridge
Former Wimbledon doubles champion on BBC TV

Jack Draper will get an opportunity to work on things today such as his return of serve.

He can use his backhand more as a weapon.

Jack Draper is racing along here - another break point for the Briton and Sebastian Baez goes long.

A double break for the number four seed.

We tick over eight minutes in this game as Tomas Martin Etcheverry forces Jack Pinnington Jones wide and whips a forehand into the corner to save a fifth break point.

A roar from Etcheverry as he finally gets the hold.

No he can't. Arthur Rinderknech's serve proves too powerful for Alexander Zverev once again. They have that much juice on them that they are just pinging off the German's racquet.

But there is still hope for Zverev because Rinderknech has just netted a relatively textbook forehand! He just couldn't let the racquet head go on that one.

Will this game ever end?

An unforced error from Jack Pinnington Jones takes it back to deuce but Tomas Martin Etcheverry returns the favour.

BBC Two

In double-quick time, Jack Draper holds to love and restores his two-game lead in the first set.

Live coverage of this match can be seen on BBC Two.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry saves a third break point but Jack Pinnington Jones is not backing down.

The 22-year-old has a fourth chance at break point.

That's more like it from Alexander Zverev!

The German gives Arthur Rinderknech a taste of his own medicine with a couple of brilliant aces which keeps the scoreline at just the one mini break.

Can he make it three points on the bounce?

Jack Pinnington Jones will have another chance to break after Tomas Martin Etcheverry finds the net.

Sebastian Baez is on the board with a relatively stress-free service hold.

Tomas Martin Etcheverry saves the first.

Jack Pinnington Jones turns up the aggression as he attacks the second and it almost pays off. He meets a passing shot at the net but his volley lands wide.

Arthur Rinderknech opens the tie-break with another powerful serve. All Alexander Zverev can do is put his racquet out to meet the ball but it pings off his strings and heads long.

Alexander Zverev is trying to give as good as he is getting but, at the moment, he is unable to control his return shots.

Rinderknech opens up a 4-1 lead... but does the German have one last thing up his sleeve?

The confidence is flowing now for Jack Pinnington Jones.

The Briton is eyeing a break with two opportunities to go at.